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ABBA Voyage
Highlights
Experience a groundbreaking concert blending virtual and live performance.
Witness ABBA’s digital avatars performing iconic hit songs alongside a ten-member live band.
Enjoy a 90-minute nonstop show at the unique ABBA Arena located in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Suitable for audiences aged 6 and above.
Instantly obtain mobile tickets for convenient entry.
Experience the future of live entertainment as pop royalty returns to the stage as hyper-real digital avatars in the revolutionary concert spectacular ABBA Voyage at the custom-built ABBA Arena. Dance the night away to a spectacular setlist of timeless hits backed by a live 10-piece band by securing your tickets today.
Good to Know About ABBA Voyage
The concert features a continuous, high-energy running time: The total performance duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, and there is no interval during the show.
The groundbreaking event is designed for older children and adults: The concert is officially recommended for audiences aged six and above, while children under the age of three are strictly prohibited from entering the arena.
Younger pop fans require constant adult supervision inside the venue: All audience members aged 16 or under must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult aged 18 or older.
The general admission standing section has its own age guidelines: The energetic, standing-only Dance Floor area is not recommended for children under the age of 12.
Ticket holders must be prepared to verify their age at the entrance: Anyone who appears to be under the age of 18 must present a physical, valid photo ID showing their date of birth upon arrival.
The staging incorporates an array of intense sensory elements: Audiences should expect extensive use of rapid flashing lights, high-tech video content, intense laser beams, and harmless smoke and stage haze effects throughout the venue.
Photography and filming are completely banned inside the main auditorium: To protect the technical secrets of the production and limit audience distraction, guests are strictly forbidden from taking photos or videos during the concert.
About ABBA Voyage
How to Get to ABBA Arena?
ABBA Arena
1 Pudding Mill Lane, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, E15 2RU
The striking, state-of-the-art ABBA Arena is a massive, custom-built hexagonal structure located within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London. Positioned just outside the traditional central West End theater district, this highly innovative venue stands adjacent to the industrial-chic workspaces of the Olympic legacy site, placing music fans within easy reach of the vast retail, dining, and hotel spaces of Westfield Stratford City.
Directions
- By Underground & DLR
- By Bus
- By Car
By Underground & DLR
By Bus
By Car
ABBA Arena - Facilities and Accessibility
Interesting Facts About ABBA Voyage
The multi-million-pound production marks the historic first time the legendary special effects company Industrial Light & Magic has ever created a live music experience.
To capture their movements flawlessly, all four members of ABBA spent five weeks performing the entire setlist inside motion-capture suits surrounded by 160 cameras.
The custom-built, 25-meter-tall ABBA Arena was engineered using sustainably sourced timber specifically so it can be taken down and moved to another city in the future.
While the pop group appears on stage as hyper-realistic digital avatars, the 10-piece band providing the instrumental accompaniment performs live every night.
The digital avatars depict the band members exactly as they looked in 1979 to recreate the peak of their global touring fame.
Royal Ballet choreographer Wayne McGregor worked directly with the band and younger body doubles to seamlessly blend classic 1970s dance moves with the digital animations.
The state-of-the-art auditorium features a massive 65-megapixel screen alongside perfectly synchronized lighting arrays to trick the eye into seeing a 3D illusion.
The concert has proven to be an unprecedented commercial phenomenon, having already attracted over four million global visitors to East London since its grand opening.



